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Peter Ochs

Author of Christianity in Jewish Terms

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The Modern Theologians: An Introduction to Christian Theology Since 1918 (2005) — Contributor, some editions — 217 copies, 1 review
The Blackwell Companion to Political Theology (2003) — Contributor — 102 copies
The Blackwell Companion to Postmodern Theology (2001) — Contributor — 83 copies
Rethinking metaphysics (1995) — Contributor — 4 copies

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NO OF PAGES: 438 SUB CAT I: Jewish - Christian Issues SUB CAT II: Jewish - Christian Relations SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: In recent years, there has been a dramatic and unprecedented shift in Jewish and Christian relations. Throughout the nearly two millennia of Jewish exile, Christians have tended to characterize Judaism as a failed religion or, at best, a religion that prepared the way for, and is completed in, Christianity. In the decades since the Holocaust, however, Christianity has show more changed dramatically. An increasing number of official church bodies, both Roman Catholic and Protestant, have made pubic statements of their remorse about Christian mistreatment of Jews and Judaism. These statements have declared, furthermore, that Christian teaching and preaching can and must be reformed so that they acknowledge God's enduring covenant with the Jewish people and celebrate the contribution of Judaism to world civilization and to the Christian faith itself. We believe these changes merit a thoughtful Jewish response. Speaking only for ourselves-an interdenominational group of Jewish scholars-we believe it is time for Jews to learn about the efforts of Christians to honor Judaism. We believe it is time for Jews to reflect on what Judaism may now say about Christianity.NOTES: Purchased from CBD SUBTITLE: show less
Die Geschichte der RAF und die Geschichte Nachkriegsdeutschlands sind eng verbunden. Gerade noch Faschismus, dann das Wirtschaftswunder und schließlich neue Kriege - nur anderswo, z.B. in Vietnam. Die Geschichte der Radikalisierung wird in diesem Hörbuch ausgezeichnet zusammengestellt. Mir ist immer noch unklar, wie sich intelligente, nachdenkliche Menschen so radikalisieren können. Meinhof, Mahler und Ensslin waren Stipendiaten der Studienstiftung- also Hoffnungträger der Gesellschaft show more target="_top">http://www.zeit.de/2016/37/raf-terroristen-ulrike-meinhof-gudrun-ensslin-studien...
Und dann, 1970: "Wir sagen, natürlich, die Bullen sind Schweine, wir sagen, der Typ in der Uniform ist ein Schwein, das ist kein Mensch, und so haben wir uns mit ihm auseinanderzusetzen. Das heißt, wir haben nicht mit ihm zu reden, und es ist falsch überhaupt mit diesen Leuten zu reden, und natürlich kann geschossen werden."
Ein sehr interessantes Hörbuch!
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